Definition of transaction in English:

transaction

noun trɑːnˈzakʃ(ə)ntranˈzakʃ(ə)n

1An instance of buying or selling something.
in an ordinary commercial transaction a delivery date is essential
Example sentencesExamples
- However, every regular payment product currently has a transaction fee of £3.
- Property rights in slaves and their labor can be bought and sold via market transactions.
- Who wants to go offline to complete an online payment transaction, anyway?
- The application of the rule creates considerable practical difficulties in commercial property transactions.
- We looked at the numbers and saw that the transaction costs in a public social-security programme are much lower than in a private one.
- In the past, credit card transactions were generally completed within a 120-day cycle.
- The figures show a similar trend to those for the whole of the UK, with more buy transactions than sell transactions over the course of last year.
- The majority of financial transactions are conducted either by cheques or electronically.
- I was fortunate to witness several great items that were sold in private transactions.
- Whereas equities and bonds are easy to buy and sell, property transactions are more complicated, more costly and consequently less frequent.
- Ecommerce represents buying and selling transactions using the Internet.
- Failure to meet these requirements could result in the loan being deemed a taxable transaction.
- Even electronic transactions take up to three days to process!
- Taking all the factors into consideration, there was not a commercial transaction conducted at arms length.
- In Britain, one fraudulent credit card transaction takes place every eight seconds.
- The current overdraft rate of 13.5 % APR applies as well as the normal ATM transaction fee.
- The system handles 100,000 transactions involving more than $500 million each day.
- Online electronic financial transactions have the potential to save thousands.
- The elimination of currency transaction costs only arises where two or more countries use a single currency.
- Likewise, the author of a psychiatry self-help book and his customers are engaging in a commercial transaction.
Synonyms
deal, business, agreement, undertaking, affair, arrangement, bargain, negotiation, treaty, contract, pact, compact, bond, settlement
(transactions), proceedings
1. 1.1mass noun The action of conducting business.
  the transaction of government business
  Example sentencesExamples
  A short business session was held for the transaction of routine matters.
  The Council shall adopt rules and procedures for the conduct and transaction of its business at its meetings.
  The transaction of public affairs was impeded by repeated efforts to usurp pairing the security of property in slaves, and reducing those States which held slaves to a condition of inferiority.
  However, clients are advised to seek counsel before continuing the transaction of intellectual property matters in the country.
  Synonyms
  negotiation, conduct, conducting, carrying out, performance, execution, enactment, management, handling, organization, prosecution, working out, thrashing out, hammering out, administration, operation
  settling, conclusion, clinching, discharge, accomplishment, agreement, settlement
2. 1.2 An exchange or interaction between people.
  intellectual transactions in the classroom
  Example sentencesExamples
  E-mail transactions cost bandwidth, which has to be upgraded for traffic, including spam traffic.
  In our normal transactions and interactions with others, our ego seems to play a major role in determining how we treat them.
  The transaction becomes an enjoyable conversation.
  What about your average expat and the ordinary transactions that concern their day-to-day lives?
  To get to the bottom of the issue, we should note that economics is little more than the study of human interactions or transactions.
  Cultural, religious and intellectual transactions were in Sanskrit.
  Arrangements are defined to include transactions, agreements, understandings, promises or undertakings.
  Familiarity gave a personal tone to the gathering, which smoothed the transaction of ideas and discussions.
2transactionsPublished reports of proceedings at the meetings of a learned society.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Western Section of The Wildlife Society is pleased to announce the online availability of all papers published in the ‘Transactions of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society’.
- It was published in the Transactions of the New Zealand Institute (1896) and contains a description of a time-apparatus capable of measuring time intervals of a hundred-thousandth of a second.
- These transactions are available for online access (papers are placed on the web once they are accepted), and also released as hardcopy once per year.
- In 1938, Mott and Littleton published a seminal paper in Transactions of the Faraday Society on the calculation of defect energies in NaCl.
Synonyms
proceedings, affairs, concerns, dealings, matters, activities
records, report, publication, journal, minutes, annals, log, account, chronicle
informal doings, goings-on
3An input message to a computer system dealt with as a single unit of work.
as modifier transaction processing
Example sentencesExamples
- You can use the QIF importer to import those transactions automatically into the system.
- From time to time, people ask for a version of the transaction API exported to user space.
- For example, it handles transaction processing for financial services and telecom companies.
- For example, error signaling transactions have a higher priority than data backup transactions.
- The legacy transaction processing systems may not yet be adequate for those purposes.
- This embedded system is a complete computer for performing I / O transactions.
- Arbitration parking apparatus and method for a split transaction bus in a multiprocessor computer system
- The error caused the bank's core account transaction processing software to issue error messages.
- As you can tell, the software maker claims to give customers a deeper look into all the data flowing through various databases and transaction systems.
- Database and transaction processing systems are often implemented on RAID systems.
- This bridge concept is being expanded to handle database transactions.
- With XML, you can send a transaction from one system to another without using a translator.
- The standard relational database offers transaction processing and XML to relate tables to each other.
- All of these are machines that involve data input that results in a transaction, just like a voting machine.
- Most of the back-end transaction processing takes place on IBM mainframes.

Derivatives

transactionally

adverbtranˈsakʃ(ə)n(ə)litranˈzakʃ(ə)n(ə)li

Will customers who are transactionally motivated be receptive to a full-service strategy?
Example sentencesExamples
- Knowledge constructed transactionally is more sophisticated than knowledge a student might construct on his or her own.
- If you do not register your component, it may function normally, but will not be able to work transactionally.
- Now you simply write the code as you would normally, and things will work transactionally.
- There is simply a series of debits and credits which are causally and transactionally linked.

Origin

Late Middle English (as a term in Roman Law): from late Latin transactio(n-), from transigere 'drive through' (see transact).

actor from Late Middle English:
An actor was originally simply ‘a doer’, usually an agent or an administrator; the theatrical sense dates from the 16th century. Like act (Late Middle English) it comes from Latin actus ‘thing done’, which comes from agere ‘to do, drive’. This is the basis of other English words such as agenda (early 17th century) ‘things to be done’; agent (Late Middle English) ‘someone or thing who does things’; agile (Late Middle English) ‘able to do things’; agitate (Late Middle English) originally meaning ‘drive away’; ambiguous (early 16th century) ‘drive in both ways’, a word, which appears to have been coined by the English scholar and statesman Sir Thomas More (1478–1535), originally in the sense ‘indistinct, obscure’; transaction (Late Middle English) ‘something driven across or through’ and many more. Actuality (Late Middle English) originally had the sense ‘activity’; from Old French actualite from actualis ‘active, practical’. The modern French word actualité (usually meaning ‘news’) is sometimes used in English to mean ‘truth’, a sense not found in French as in: ‘When asked why the company had not been advised to include the potential military use, he [Alan Clark] said it was our old friend economical…with the actualité’ (Independent 10 November 1992).

Rhymes

abstraction, action, attraction, benefaction, compaction, contraction, counteraction, diffraction, enaction, exaction, extraction, faction, fraction, interaction, liquefaction, malefaction, petrifaction, proaction, protraction, putrefaction, redaction, retroaction, satisfaction, stupefaction, subtraction, traction, tumefaction, vitrifaction

Definition of transaction in US English:

transaction

noun

1An instance of buying or selling something; a business deal.
in an ordinary commercial transaction a delivery date is essential
Example sentencesExamples
- The current overdraft rate of 13.5 % APR applies as well as the normal ATM transaction fee.
- We looked at the numbers and saw that the transaction costs in a public social-security programme are much lower than in a private one.
- Failure to meet these requirements could result in the loan being deemed a taxable transaction.
- However, every regular payment product currently has a transaction fee of £3.
- In the past, credit card transactions were generally completed within a 120-day cycle.
- The application of the rule creates considerable practical difficulties in commercial property transactions.
- In Britain, one fraudulent credit card transaction takes place every eight seconds.
- Likewise, the author of a psychiatry self-help book and his customers are engaging in a commercial transaction.
- The elimination of currency transaction costs only arises where two or more countries use a single currency.
- I was fortunate to witness several great items that were sold in private transactions.
- Property rights in slaves and their labor can be bought and sold via market transactions.
- Ecommerce represents buying and selling transactions using the Internet.
- Who wants to go offline to complete an online payment transaction, anyway?
- The system handles 100,000 transactions involving more than $500 million each day.
- The majority of financial transactions are conducted either by cheques or electronically.
- Even electronic transactions take up to three days to process!
- Whereas equities and bonds are easy to buy and sell, property transactions are more complicated, more costly and consequently less frequent.
- Online electronic financial transactions have the potential to save thousands.
- The figures show a similar trend to those for the whole of the UK, with more buy transactions than sell transactions over the course of last year.
- Taking all the factors into consideration, there was not a commercial transaction conducted at arms length.
Synonyms
deal, business, agreement, undertaking, affair, arrangement, bargain, negotiation, treaty, contract, pact, compact, bond, settlement
1. 1.1 The action of conducting business.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The transaction of public affairs was impeded by repeated efforts to usurp pairing the security of property in slaves, and reducing those States which held slaves to a condition of inferiority.
  However, clients are advised to seek counsel before continuing the transaction of intellectual property matters in the country.
  A short business session was held for the transaction of routine matters.
  The Council shall adopt rules and procedures for the conduct and transaction of its business at its meetings.
  Synonyms
  negotiation, conduct, conducting, carrying out, performance, execution, enactment, management, handling, organization, prosecution, working out, thrashing out, hammering out, administration, operation
2. 1.2 An exchange or interaction between people.
  intellectual transactions in the classroom
  Example sentencesExamples
  Cultural, religious and intellectual transactions were in Sanskrit.
  Arrangements are defined to include transactions, agreements, understandings, promises or undertakings.
  In our normal transactions and interactions with others, our ego seems to play a major role in determining how we treat them.
  The transaction becomes an enjoyable conversation.
  To get to the bottom of the issue, we should note that economics is little more than the study of human interactions or transactions.
  Familiarity gave a personal tone to the gathering, which smoothed the transaction of ideas and discussions.
  E-mail transactions cost bandwidth, which has to be upgraded for traffic, including spam traffic.
  What about your average expat and the ordinary transactions that concern their day-to-day lives?
3. 1.3transactions Published reports of proceedings at the meetings of a learned society.
  Example sentencesExamples
  These transactions are available for online access (papers are placed on the web once they are accepted), and also released as hardcopy once per year.
  It was published in the Transactions of the New Zealand Institute (1896) and contains a description of a time-apparatus capable of measuring time intervals of a hundred-thousandth of a second.
  In 1938, Mott and Littleton published a seminal paper in Transactions of the Faraday Society on the calculation of defect energies in NaCl.
  The Western Section of The Wildlife Society is pleased to announce the online availability of all papers published in the ‘Transactions of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society’.
  Synonyms
  proceedings, affairs, concerns, dealings, matters, activities
4. 1.4 An input message to a computer system that must be dealt with as a single unit of work.
  Example sentencesExamples
  All of these are machines that involve data input that results in a transaction, just like a voting machine.
  Database and transaction processing systems are often implemented on RAID systems.
  Arbitration parking apparatus and method for a split transaction bus in a multiprocessor computer system
  This bridge concept is being expanded to handle database transactions.
  With XML, you can send a transaction from one system to another without using a translator.
  The legacy transaction processing systems may not yet be adequate for those purposes.
  The standard relational database offers transaction processing and XML to relate tables to each other.
  For example, it handles transaction processing for financial services and telecom companies.
  From time to time, people ask for a version of the transaction API exported to user space.
  Most of the back-end transaction processing takes place on IBM mainframes.
  For example, error signaling transactions have a higher priority than data backup transactions.
  As you can tell, the software maker claims to give customers a deeper look into all the data flowing through various databases and transaction systems.
  You can use the QIF importer to import those transactions automatically into the system.
  The error caused the bank's core account transaction processing software to issue error messages.
  This embedded system is a complete computer for performing I / O transactions.

Origin

Late Middle English (as a term in Roman Law): from late Latin transactio(n-), from transigere ‘drive through’ (see transact).

单词	transaction
释义	Definition of transaction in English: transaction noun trɑːnˈzakʃ(ə)ntranˈzakʃ(ə)n 1An instance of buying or selling something. in an ordinary commercial transaction a delivery date is essential Example sentencesExamples However, every regular payment product currently has a transaction fee of £3. Property rights in slaves and their labor can be bought and sold via market transactions. Who wants to go offline to complete an online payment transaction, anyway? The application of the rule creates considerable practical difficulties in commercial property transactions. We looked at the numbers and saw that the transaction costs in a public social-security programme are much lower than in a private one. In the past, credit card transactions were generally completed within a 120-day cycle. The figures show a similar trend to those for the whole of the UK, with more buy transactions than sell transactions over the course of last year. The majority of financial transactions are conducted either by cheques or electronically. I was fortunate to witness several great items that were sold in private transactions. Whereas equities and bonds are easy to buy and sell, property transactions are more complicated, more costly and consequently less frequent. Ecommerce represents buying and selling transactions using the Internet. Failure to meet these requirements could result in the loan being deemed a taxable transaction. Even electronic transactions take up to three days to process! Taking all the factors into consideration, there was not a commercial transaction conducted at arms length. In Britain, one fraudulent credit card transaction takes place every eight seconds. The current overdraft rate of 13.5 % APR applies as well as the normal ATM transaction fee. The system handles 100,000 transactions involving more than $500 million each day. Online electronic financial transactions have the potential to save thousands. The elimination of currency transaction costs only arises where two or more countries use a single currency. Likewise, the author of a psychiatry self-help book and his customers are engaging in a commercial transaction. Synonyms deal, business, agreement, undertaking, affair, arrangement, bargain, negotiation, treaty, contract, pact, compact, bond, settlement (transactions), proceedings 1.1mass noun The action of conducting business. the transaction of government business Example sentencesExamples A short business session was held for the transaction of routine matters. The Council shall adopt rules and procedures for the conduct and transaction of its business at its meetings. The transaction of public affairs was impeded by repeated efforts to usurp pairing the security of property in slaves, and reducing those States which held slaves to a condition of inferiority. However, clients are advised to seek counsel before continuing the transaction of intellectual property matters in the country. Synonyms negotiation, conduct, conducting, carrying out, performance, execution, enactment, management, handling, organization, prosecution, working out, thrashing out, hammering out, administration, operation settling, conclusion, clinching, discharge, accomplishment, agreement, settlement 1.2 An exchange or interaction between people. intellectual transactions in the classroom Example sentencesExamples E-mail transactions cost bandwidth, which has to be upgraded for traffic, including spam traffic. In our normal transactions and interactions with others, our ego seems to play a major role in determining how we treat them. The transaction becomes an enjoyable conversation. What about your average expat and the ordinary transactions that concern their day-to-day lives? To get to the bottom of the issue, we should note that economics is little more than the study of human interactions or transactions. Cultural, religious and intellectual transactions were in Sanskrit. Arrangements are defined to include transactions, agreements, understandings, promises or undertakings. Familiarity gave a personal tone to the gathering, which smoothed the transaction of ideas and discussions. 2transactionsPublished reports of proceedings at the meetings of a learned society. Example sentencesExamples The Western Section of The Wildlife Society is pleased to announce the online availability of all papers published in the ‘Transactions of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society’. It was published in the Transactions of the New Zealand Institute (1896) and contains a description of a time-apparatus capable of measuring time intervals of a hundred-thousandth of a second. These transactions are available for online access (papers are placed on the web once they are accepted), and also released as hardcopy once per year. In 1938, Mott and Littleton published a seminal paper in Transactions of the Faraday Society on the calculation of defect energies in NaCl. Synonyms proceedings, affairs, concerns, dealings, matters, activities records, report, publication, journal, minutes, annals, log, account, chronicle informal doings, goings-on 3An input message to a computer system dealt with as a single unit of work. as modifier transaction processing Example sentencesExamples You can use the QIF importer to import those transactions automatically into the system. From time to time, people ask for a version of the transaction API exported to user space. For example, it handles transaction processing for financial services and telecom companies. For example, error signaling transactions have a higher priority than data backup transactions. The legacy transaction processing systems may not yet be adequate for those purposes. This embedded system is a complete computer for performing I / O transactions. Arbitration parking apparatus and method for a split transaction bus in a multiprocessor computer system The error caused the bank's core account transaction processing software to issue error messages. As you can tell, the software maker claims to give customers a deeper look into all the data flowing through various databases and transaction systems. Database and transaction processing systems are often implemented on RAID systems. This bridge concept is being expanded to handle database transactions. With XML, you can send a transaction from one system to another without using a translator. The standard relational database offers transaction processing and XML to relate tables to each other. All of these are machines that involve data input that results in a transaction, just like a voting machine. Most of the back-end transaction processing takes place on IBM mainframes. Derivatives transactionally adverbtranˈsakʃ(ə)n(ə)litranˈzakʃ(ə)n(ə)li Will customers who are transactionally motivated be receptive to a full-service strategy? Example sentencesExamples Knowledge constructed transactionally is more sophisticated than knowledge a student might construct on his or her own. If you do not register your component, it may function normally, but will not be able to work transactionally. Now you simply write the code as you would normally, and things will work transactionally. There is simply a series of debits and credits which are causally and transactionally linked. Origin Late Middle English (as a term in Roman Law): from late Latin transactio(n-), from transigere 'drive through' (see transact). actor from Late Middle English: An actor was originally simply ‘a doer’, usually an agent or an administrator; the theatrical sense dates from the 16th century. Like act (Late Middle English) it comes from Latin actus ‘thing done’, which comes from agere ‘to do, drive’. This is the basis of other English words such as agenda (early 17th century) ‘things to be done’; agent (Late Middle English) ‘someone or thing who does things’; agile (Late Middle English) ‘able to do things’; agitate (Late Middle English) originally meaning ‘drive away’; ambiguous (early 16th century) ‘drive in both ways’, a word, which appears to have been coined by the English scholar and statesman Sir Thomas More (1478–1535), originally in the sense ‘indistinct, obscure’; transaction (Late Middle English) ‘something driven across or through’ and many more. Actuality (Late Middle English) originally had the sense ‘activity’; from Old French actualite from actualis ‘active, practical’. The modern French word actualité (usually meaning ‘news’) is sometimes used in English to mean ‘truth’, a sense not found in French as in: ‘When asked why the company had not been advised to include the potential military use, he [Alan Clark] said it was our old friend economical…with the actualité’ (Independent 10 November 1992). Rhymes abstraction, action, attraction, benefaction, compaction, contraction, counteraction, diffraction, enaction, exaction, extraction, faction, fraction, interaction, liquefaction, malefaction, petrifaction, proaction, protraction, putrefaction, redaction, retroaction, satisfaction, stupefaction, subtraction, traction, tumefaction, vitrifaction Definition of transaction in US English: transaction noun 1An instance of buying or selling something; a business deal. in an ordinary commercial transaction a delivery date is essential Example sentencesExamples The current overdraft rate of 13.5 % APR applies as well as the normal ATM transaction fee. We looked at the numbers and saw that the transaction costs in a public social-security programme are much lower than in a private one. Failure to meet these requirements could result in the loan being deemed a taxable transaction. However, every regular payment product currently has a transaction fee of £3. In the past, credit card transactions were generally completed within a 120-day cycle. The application of the rule creates considerable practical difficulties in commercial property transactions. In Britain, one fraudulent credit card transaction takes place every eight seconds. Likewise, the author of a psychiatry self-help book and his customers are engaging in a commercial transaction. The elimination of currency transaction costs only arises where two or more countries use a single currency. I was fortunate to witness several great items that were sold in private transactions. Property rights in slaves and their labor can be bought and sold via market transactions. Ecommerce represents buying and selling transactions using the Internet. Who wants to go offline to complete an online payment transaction, anyway? The system handles 100,000 transactions involving more than $500 million each day. The majority of financial transactions are conducted either by cheques or electronically. Even electronic transactions take up to three days to process! Whereas equities and bonds are easy to buy and sell, property transactions are more complicated, more costly and consequently less frequent. Online electronic financial transactions have the potential to save thousands. The figures show a similar trend to those for the whole of the UK, with more buy transactions than sell transactions over the course of last year. Taking all the factors into consideration, there was not a commercial transaction conducted at arms length. Synonyms deal, business, agreement, undertaking, affair, arrangement, bargain, negotiation, treaty, contract, pact, compact, bond, settlement 1.1 The action of conducting business. Example sentencesExamples The transaction of public affairs was impeded by repeated efforts to usurp pairing the security of property in slaves, and reducing those States which held slaves to a condition of inferiority. However, clients are advised to seek counsel before continuing the transaction of intellectual property matters in the country. A short business session was held for the transaction of routine matters. The Council shall adopt rules and procedures for the conduct and transaction of its business at its meetings. Synonyms negotiation, conduct, conducting, carrying out, performance, execution, enactment, management, handling, organization, prosecution, working out, thrashing out, hammering out, administration, operation 1.2 An exchange or interaction between people. intellectual transactions in the classroom Example sentencesExamples Cultural, religious and intellectual transactions were in Sanskrit. Arrangements are defined to include transactions, agreements, understandings, promises or undertakings. In our normal transactions and interactions with others, our ego seems to play a major role in determining how we treat them. The transaction becomes an enjoyable conversation. To get to the bottom of the issue, we should note that economics is little more than the study of human interactions or transactions. Familiarity gave a personal tone to the gathering, which smoothed the transaction of ideas and discussions. E-mail transactions cost bandwidth, which has to be upgraded for traffic, including spam traffic. What about your average expat and the ordinary transactions that concern their day-to-day lives? 1.3transactions Published reports of proceedings at the meetings of a learned society. Example sentencesExamples These transactions are available for online access (papers are placed on the web once they are accepted), and also released as hardcopy once per year. It was published in the Transactions of the New Zealand Institute (1896) and contains a description of a time-apparatus capable of measuring time intervals of a hundred-thousandth of a second. In 1938, Mott and Littleton published a seminal paper in Transactions of the Faraday Society on the calculation of defect energies in NaCl. The Western Section of The Wildlife Society is pleased to announce the online availability of all papers published in the ‘Transactions of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society’. Synonyms proceedings, affairs, concerns, dealings, matters, activities 1.4 An input message to a computer system that must be dealt with as a single unit of work. Example sentencesExamples All of these are machines that involve data input that results in a transaction, just like a voting machine. Database and transaction processing systems are often implemented on RAID systems. Arbitration parking apparatus and method for a split transaction bus in a multiprocessor computer system This bridge concept is being expanded to handle database transactions. With XML, you can send a transaction from one system to another without using a translator. The legacy transaction processing systems may not yet be adequate for those purposes. The standard relational database offers transaction processing and XML to relate tables to each other. For example, it handles transaction processing for financial services and telecom companies. From time to time, people ask for a version of the transaction API exported to user space. Most of the back-end transaction processing takes place on IBM mainframes. For example, error signaling transactions have a higher priority than data backup transactions. As you can tell, the software maker claims to give customers a deeper look into all the data flowing through various databases and transaction systems. You can use the QIF importer to import those transactions automatically into the system. The error caused the bank's core account transaction processing software to issue error messages. This embedded system is a complete computer for performing I / O transactions. Origin Late Middle English (as a term in Roman Law): from late Latin transactio(n-), from transigere ‘drive through’ (see transact).
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